MDDUS is urging the UK Government to create an expert advisory committee to make recommendations as to how potential concerns over clinicians’ behaviour in delivering care can be considered fairly

Can artificial intelligence help tackle the problem of alarm fatigue for secondary care teams?

Risk adviser Kay Louise Grant offers advice on conducting virtual intimate examinations

Medical adviser Dr Roopinder Brar offers practical advice on record keeping in remote consultations

What does "being professional" mean to you? Senior risk adviser Liz Price explores key risk areas in this fascinating aspect of medical practice

Key advice on how to prepare and write a report for an investigation into a patient’s death – first in a two-part series

Adventurist and emergency medicine doctor Stephen Fabes talks to Adam Campbell about his six-year quest to cycle the world

...After the stent is removed, Mr R suffers a number of urinary tract infections...

...Mr D accuses the consultant of poor care when treating his sister's arm wound in A&E...

...Dr S is an ST3 and claims that trainees in her department are being "coerced" into working beyond their rostered hours...

Dr Zaid Al-Najjar, deputy medical director of NHS Practitioner Health, discusses how the service can help

Professor Deborah Bowman looks at how hierarchy among medical professionals can create a structure within which asking questions and challenging practice may be perceived as risky or even ‘inappropriate’

Book review by Dr Greg Dollman

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